Sentence examples for Unduly expensive from inspiring English sources

But, according to Mr. Freeh, Mr. Corzine "stalled" the effort because he considered it unduly expensive.

It's not free, but at $35 a year, it's not unduly expensive either.

Some might object that paying jurors will make the system unduly expensive.

Cheaper health care and better education would certainly help rural areas, but to provide them nationwide is unduly expensive.

Mobility can also become an unduly expensive proposition, especially when moves involve international assignments or frequent relocations.

More sophisticated methods, such as neurophysiology or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanning have proven themselves to be inaccurate, inconvenient or unduly expensive.

Medco, formerly called Merck-Medco Managed Care, has been accused in lawsuits of unduly favoring expensive Merck drugs like Zocor, a cholesterol-lowering treatment, over similar products, like Lipitor from Pfizer, that the plaintiffs say are more cost-effective.

The current U.S. system: –relies unduly on expensive, retrospective government financing of disaster relief, rather than cheaper, prospective mechanisms; and.

Many top hospitals in the United States are making it unduly confusing or expensive for patients to gain access to their own medical records, say researchers at Yale.

Last year an independent inquiry found the president had "unduly benefited" from the expensive upgrades, which included a pool and a cattle enclosure and cost about $23m £13.8mm).

Conducting observations in every site may be prohibitively expensive and unduly influence implementation.